NEWS

RECOVER TLC has opened the RECOVER-TLC Intervention Information Request Form, where you can make suggestions about which drugs and other interventions to trial!

This global #MEAction initiative aims to raise awareness among medical professionals of the challenges faced by ME/CFS and emphasise the need for healthcare education about this condition.

I had the privilege of attending the RECOVER-TLC kick-off meeting while Jaime Seltzer represented the needs of the ME community in a panel discussion.

The Pillow Writers Anthology offers selected writings by the writing group of the same name. Issue 1, Near-Life Experiences, is available now.

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The annual report covering what #MEAction UK has done in the year 10/2022-10/2023.

We tallied up some numbers from our #TeachME, TreatME campaign to educate clinicians and medical students about ME, and the results are fantastic!

#MEAction has just been awarded a 3-year grant by the Long COVID Program of the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) to address the impacts of Long COVID, ME/CFS, and related conditions.

The Severe ME Artists Project is back for 2024! Submissions are now open until July 25th.

In honor of Pride Month, #MEAction is sharing a heartfelt message from our board member, Jennifer England.

See #MEAction Scotland's impact statement for the period between 3/2022 and 5/2023.

We are THRILLED to share the successes of our #TeachMETreatME campaign as we report back on the medical education events that have taken place so far.

Learn more about our campaign, the events, & how to get involved

#MEAction’s Jaime Seltzer has been selected for TIME100 Health 2024, TIME’s new annual list of 100 individuals who most influenced global health this year!

#MEAction is once again thrilled to share a new book, Invisible Illness: Coming of Age, Chronic Illness, and a Mother's Will to Survive, with you by author Lauren Saikkonen! This book is an autobiography that covers Lauren’s entire life, but heavily focuses on her battle with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, ME, and fibromyalgia. You can purchase this book on Amazon-- get a copy here! Lauren has graciously offered to donate a portion of her proceeds to #MEAction for all books purchase

#MEAction and Body Politic* are excited to collaborate with Home Test To Treat to share their critically important resource! Acute COVID-19 treatment and testing is unfortunately becoming harder and harder to access with the U.S. government public health emergency having been declared ended. The Home Test To Treat pilot program is a way to fill that gap in an accessible and equitable way. Home Test To Treat is helping to address some of the serious socioeconomic/healthcare ac

#MEAction is excited to announce community member, Elizabeth Ansell, created a new website, #NotJustFatigue, launching today, March 1, 2024! This website was created with the hopes it will help describe ME to those who do not know anything about ME. It is a site for people to share with their family and friends. #MEAction is listed on the website as an organization for people to support financially for ongoing research and advocacy.Elizabeth provided us with a short interview

NIH’s recent paper on ME/CFS elicited strong reactions from the community.  While we recognize the incredible sacrifice of the patient community who gave their health and time to make this study possible, ultimately, we caution against drawing any sweeping conclusions from this study. The paper draws conclusions based on an atypical cohort that may not be representative of the ME/CFS community, and from a very small sample size, and there are also conclusions drawn in regards

With it being Black History Month, it was crucial to me to make sure we spotlighted someone from the ME/CFS and Long COVID community who is Black. Being Black and disabled is an entirely different experience. Not only do we deal with ableism, but we also deal with racism, especially medical racism. According to the Journal of Women's Health, “Black women continue to experience excess mortality relative to other U.S. women, including—despite overall improvements among Black wo

The NIH ME/CFS Research Roadmap public comment period is open now with a deadline of March 8th. #MEAction is a member of the ME/CFS Research Roadmap Working Group and for the past several months we have been advocating on behalf of this community within this group. Our Executive Director, Laurie Jones, served on the nervous system committee group prior to going out on maternity leave. She helped plan the first webinar and wrote drafts of research objectives with other committ